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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

4

Banquet for Rose Moriarty in Elyria

Social and political events feature a six o'clock banquet at Hotel Aadwur in honor of Miss Rose Moriarty. Elyria Republican Club organizers urge attendance via Mrs. Cain and promise Moriarty will discuss a vital campaign message before Frank B. Willis speaks at a late Rialto program. A Halloween masquerade at Elk's Ball follows. Mrs Stevens hosted a theatre party for Elyria High School students to see As You Like It at the Euclid Opera House in Cleveland.

Aadwur Rose Moriarty Elyria Niet Frank B. Willis US Senate Mra Cains Moriarty Wifis Rialto Theater F. M Stevens Elytia High School Cleveland Euc Hd Opera House

Masonic Dancing Club Series Starts This Week

As president of the Masonic club J C Smith was appointed to chair the committee to conduct the dances for the coming season. Members D B Symons L D Huffman A Beebe BOA Smith and T Vo Lumnden bring experience in charge of dances and social events and are set to surpass past successes. The first party will be held Thursday evening November 20th and subsequent events will be announced.

Masonic Club J C. Smith D. B Symons L D Huffman A. Beebe Boa Smith T Vo Lumnden

PETHIAND FO HOLD QVSTRICT MEETING AT LORAIN TUESDAY

Holme lodge Knights of Pythias of Lorain hosts district meeting next Tuesday night with representatives from Lorain and Huron counties. Grand Chancellor Bruml and Deputy Spanner of Cleveland slated to attend. lodge to present election returns for participants.

Pethiand FO Lorain

Musical Art Society presents artists to large crowd

A lively afternoon of entertainment greeted a large audience at the Musical Art Society meeting. President Mrs Kh P Reefy introduced performers including Alvin Bemis Herbert Kraft and Lucile Hman with Elyria High School orchestra aiding under George E Hubbard.

Musical Art Society Kh P Reefy Elyria High School George E Hubbard K. P. Reefy Marjory Dee James Thomas Oscar Townsend Fidensur Berea E FE Critz Akron

Voters Information Meeting At Second Congregational

A Friday afternoon event for uninformed voters in the Second Congregational church parlors invites all women to attend an information session on the upcoming election. Speakers include Miss Hinman and Mr Lehman of Oberlin College, with music by the Just a Mere club quartet.

Second Congregational Church Misa Hinman Oberlin Lehman Oberlin College wall _furnish

Jefferson teachers entertain grade school guests in costume

A Halloween party at the Jefferson school house featured about forty guest teachers from city grade schools in costume. Rooms were trimmed in black and gold with lights in season colors, progressive games across rooms, and downstairs refreshments.

Hallowe'en Jefferson School Blatery Hualliwill Downing Andrewa Decker Lundberg Grace Humes Frances Tuthill Hanel AiSbeve Vantaa Hattie Hubbard

Local church groups host gatherings and political meetings

Members of section four of the Church of Christ entertain at Mrs Maddock s Eight Street home. Section three meets this afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs F C Allen arriving from Lakewood for a visit. Don Baird addresses a large crowd in Ridgeville Center town hall on the Dry referendum. L D Hamlin speaks in Pittsfield Town Hall under the Loretn County Dry Federation backing the Walsted Act. Doctors Hunter Knapp Williams Brodbeck depart for the Ohio Osteopathic Society convention in Cleveland. Thomas Edison cites falling electricity production costs while electric companies urge higher rates.

Church of Christ Maddock Eight Street Don Baird Ridgevile Center L. D. Hamlin Pittsfield Loretn County Dry Federation M G. Hunter H L Knapp R. A Williams EF Brodbeck Cleveland The Ohio Osteopathic Society Statler Hotel

NYB Club Dances Not Linked to Just-A-Mere Club

Notice states the NYB Club dances are not connected with the Just-A-Mere Club, which has not disbanded.

NYB Just-A

Unclear historic notice on new affordable housing initiative

Fragmented OCR text references artists, subscribers, and low bets tied to a Latin worker project with mentions of Bar and Bareew. Details are obscured, making it difficult to confirm participants, dates, or locations.

Youthful Myths of Hair Color Promises from Brownatone

An advertisement urges readers to judge age by hair while promising a quick fix for gray streaks. It touts Brownatone as restoring faded color to a woman’s hair, claiming instant, harmles s results in shades from light golden brown to black. Offers free trial via Renton Pharmacal Co with 11 cents for postage and packing.

Ila Muaideo Reaalta Toa E Renton Pharmacal Co Coppin

Summers to preside Saturday on four men fined in May disturbance

Oberlin reports Acting Judge C Ro Summers will hear Saturday the case of four men fined last May by ers Court over an alleged disturbance at a public meeting. Mayor Phillipp agreed to suspend the fines pending results of the retrial.

Oberlin Ro Summers Mayers Court Phillipp

Bulgarian Blood Tea Claim Ad Surfaces in Historic Appeal

A vintage advertisement argues Bulgarian Blood Tea boosts health through weekly use. It claims to prevent colds, influenza, and pneumonia, urging readers to consult a druggist and praising Marvel Products Co. President H. W. Von Schlick. The tone targets old fashioned herb beliefs and family health.

Todiv H.W von Schlick Marvel Products Co Pittsburgh

Masons Hold First Dance of 1920 21 Series in Lexington

In Lexington October 24, 1920 the Kentucky League notes eight clubs in the circuit. The Masone Club Dance will be the first Masonic Dance of the 1920 1921 series, to be held in the Elks Hall on Thursday October 28. All Masons welcome. Dancing until one o'clock.

Kentucky League Lexington Kentucky Masone Club Elks Hall

Directroy change deadline and donation day notice

The Elyria Selphphove Co urges entries by November 6 for the new directory. Elyda Memorial and Gates Hospital host a Donation Day on Saturday October 30 with vegetables and canned fruits collected. A committee will call for donations and arrange contact through the hospital.

Elyria Selpphove Elyda Memorial and Gates Hospital

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